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Assembly of First Nations.
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The Assembly of First Nations (AFN) developed out of the National Indian Brotherhood (NIB) which was established in 1968. The NIB was established by the status and treaty aboriginal groups in Canada as a means of creating a unified organization to confront the Canadian government regarding injustices committed against aboriginals.
From 1969 to the present the National Indian Brotherhood has became a lobby group for aboriginal rights in Canada under the leadership of individuals such as George Manuel, Walter Dieter, Noel Starblanket, Delbert Riley, Dr. David Ahenakew, Georges Erasmus, Ovide Mercredi, Phil Fontaine, Matthew Coon Come.
In 1982 the NIB made the transition into the Assembly of First Nations (AFN). The AFN was established as an 'Organization of First Nations Government Leaders.' The AFN became the secretariat, or administrative body, to the newly formed Assembly of First Nations. With the change in structure, First Nation government leaders were able to directly formulate and administer the policies of the Assembly of First Nations. In the 1980s and 1990s the AFN was actively involved with Aboriginal rights, including areas such as: he Meech Lake Accord of 1987, the Charolettown Accord of 1992, and the Free Trade deal with the United States.
Collection comprises news releases, information sheets, and publications produced by the Assembly of First Nations.
The Assembly of First Nations
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Centre for Human Rights, United Nations Office
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Part of the Human Rights Fact Sheets series.
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Secondary research, acquisitions list
Assembly of First Nations
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Assembly of First Nations
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Treaty Secretariat, Assembly of First Nations
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AFN resolutions
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Nation Chief Phil Fontaine, Assembly of First Nations
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Statement by Assembly of First Nations National Chief Phil Fontaine regarding today's Opposition Motion in the House of Commons
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Assembly of First Nations Indian Residential School unit
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Assembly of First Nations Residential School Unit
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Canadian Bar Association
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Phil Fontaine
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Assembly of First Nations
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Assembly of First Nations National Chief Signs Historic Political Accord to Resolve the Legacy of Residential Schools.
Assembly of First Nations, Residential Schools Unit
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Assembly of First Nations
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Michael Cachagee, Assembly of First Nations
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